I found a bit of the Microsoft site saying that to attach a hyperlink to text
it needs to be edited in Word 2003 or Frontpage 2003 (don't know what you'd
do if you had neither installed) and paste it back in. SP1 has a handy Send
to Word option but oddly you can't save (or send) it back, it still has to be
copied and pasted over the original. Surely it would have been more useful to
be able to do this in Onenote itself or to be able to use word to directly
edit Onenote notes.
I probably haven't developed a 'OneNote' way of thinking yet, but this does
seem a bit clumbsy.
"Paul" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Sorry, I'm a bit of a beginner with OneNote 2003. Can I add a hyperlink to > text or graphics, I was expecting something like the add/edit hyperlink > functions of Word/Outlook 2003? So far the only way I've been able to insert > hyperlinks is to type the url onto the page. > > However, in the 'Helpful tips' section Microsoft has included text with > attached hyperlinks e.g. the text "Visit OneNote on Microsoft Office Online" > is shown in html hyperlink style and links to > http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote/default.aspx. If I hold the mouse > pointer over the text I get a tooltip showing the attached url. I can even > copy/cut the text into another page and the hyperlink comes too, so it can be > done. How can I attach urls to my own text (and hopefully graphics) and edit > ones already there? |